Can't get some of the keybindings to work
-
anonymous
When navigating the match listing, most of the <C-{x}> keybindings work, but I can't seem to open a selection in a new, split window with either <C-s> or <C-CR>. Splitting vertically or into a new tab work just fine. <C-CR> just listens to the CR part and opens the file in the same window.
Also, I can't use <Esc> to cancel the search; I have to use <C-c> instead.
Otherwise, the plugin is great :)
I'm using a pretty new version of Vim 7.3b, compiled with Ruby support. The only other plugins I've installed are Tim Pope's pathogen, surround and cucumber-vim.
-
Greg Hurrell
The default keybindings won't work on all terminals, as there's no way for Command-T to know what actual key sequences will be sent on any given terminal, so it provides a way of overriding the defaults so that you can set your own combinations. Look at the list of keyboard settings under:
:help command-t-options
Your
'ttimeout'
settings (see:help 'ttimeout'
) may also influence things, so that may be worth a look as well. -
Alan
Great, much easier to fix than I thought it would be :)
I ended up having to map the split window command to <C-g> though; for some reason neither <C-s> nor <C-CR> worked when added to my vimrc.
Thanks!
Reply
This topic is now closed.